What to Read in Early Autumn: Millie's Library Unveils Diverse September Book Lineup for Every Taste

From "Writing the Season" to Cho Yeeun's Latest Work, "Believers on the Green Cliff"
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KT Millie's Library is unveiling four recommended books for September as part of the "Seasonal Reading Challenge," in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's "2026 Reading Korea Campaign."

KT Millie's Library has unveiled four recommended books for the September edition of the "Seasonal Reading Challenge" and will sequentially present one book every Wednesday starting from the 2nd. KT Millie's Library

Millie's Library announced that starting from the 2nd, it will introduce one recommended book for September every Wednesday. The "Seasonal Reading Challenge" is a program designed to introduce books appropriate for each season and time of year, allowing users to discover the joy of reading and the satisfaction of finishing a book in their daily lives.

The September lineup covers a wide range of genres, from prose and essays to black comedy and occult novels. The first book, "Writing the Season," is a collection of essays by eight authors, including Kim Yeonsoo, each reflecting on their personal experience of seasonal change. The book captures the moments when the familiar order of the seasons shifts through memories and landscapes that have left a deep impression.

On the 9th, the platform will release the debut full-length novel by Kim Hyeyoung, "Bread Beetle Breeding Guidelines." This black comedy depicts the breakdown of abundance created by human greed and was so well received that all first edition copies prepared for the 2026 Seoul International Book Fair sold out at the event.

On the 16th, an essay entitled "We, Beings That Age" will introduce stories from nine women working in various fields, each sharing perspectives on "how to age in one’s own way." The book views aging not as a form of loss or decline, but as a new possibility.

During the final week, the platform will release "Believers on the Green Cliff," an occult novel by Cho Ye-eun, her first full-length work in three years. The story follows the cases and truths surrounding a pseudo-religious cult, questioning the boundaries between truth and falsehood, faith and disbelief.

Millie's Library also operates a "Half-Price Wednesday" promotion, offering a 50% discount on the first month's fee for new monthly subscriptions on the first Wednesday of each month.

Lee Sungho, Head of Doksadang Division at KT Millie's Library, commented, "For September, when the change of seasons begins, we've prepared a variety of books—from calm essays to imaginative genre fiction—so readers can discover the enjoyment of reading."

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